Krishna Katha

Literally means “stories of Hari (Krishna),” and it is a very typical composite art form composed of storytelling, poetry, music, drama, dance and philosophy. Expert hari-katha speakers capture the audience’s attention and are capable of educating the listeners in Vedic values. In this way, Hari-katha spreads the glories of the different avatars of Sri Krishna all around.

Some of the most recognized Hari-katha speakers of Krishna lila, Rama lila and Gaura lila are:

The daily Srimad Bhagavatam and Bhagavad Gita lectures devotees of Lord Krishna given in the different temples around the world are also examples of Hari-katha. Likewise, the words spoken by the Lord in the scriptures as well as the words spoken about Lord Krishna and His divine teachings are also Hari-katha.